What Herbal Medicines Can Reduce High Level Of Creatinine

2014-12-02 11:48

Creatinine levels measure the amount of waste products in your bloodstream or urine. The levels are a measurement for how well the kidneys are working to remove this waste from the system. High levels of creatinine indicate that kidneys are not working properly and they will accumulate in the system. It is necessary to reduce high levels of creatinine. There are some herbs available to lower high creatinine level.

1. Why does kidney disease lead to high creatinine level?

For patients with kidney disease, kidney function will decline. If kidneys fail, creatinine levels will be elevated.

2. What herbal medicines can reduce high levels of creatinine?

Cinnamon

Cinnamon has also been used to treat kidney problems. It helps to enhance the filtration process and to strengthen weak kidneys and thus increases the evacuation rate of creatinine.

Siberian Ginseng

Siberian Ginseng is used with cinnamon to revitalize the kidneys and to lower creatinine levels. It is very helpful in treating kidney disorders by stimulating the circulation to the kidneys.

Dandelion root tea

Dandelion root has diuretic properties. Diuretics can help inactive kidneys by increasing urination. This will increase the output of the kidneys and will reduce the amount of creatinine in the body by increasing the output of urinary waste at a faster rate.

Micro-Chinese medicine osmotherapy

A high creatinine level is not a problem itself but a symptom of declined kidney function. Thus, the above single herbs cannot lower creatinine level from the root. To reduce high levels of creatinine, we use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to repair kidney damage and improve kidney function. When renal function is improved, high creatinine level will be lowered radically and effectively.

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